simms says that would lead to a rise in tractor trailer-related deaths of all types, erasing any overall safety benefit. >> it's far from clear that requiring this level of protection will lead to such a large increase in truck travel that you wash out the benefit of carrying the protection. >> to the families in this hall who believe that side guard would have saved their loved one's life, what do you say to them? >> i'm sorry for their loss, but this may or may not be the answer. it's hard to tell right now. >> reporter: these moms say the answer couldn't be more clear. >> i always say it's bittersweet, you know. it's thankful and excited, but there's still that pain and frustration that it wasn't done before. >> but i know because of this that another mother won't be standing here like we are. >> reporter: since our reporting back a number of senators and congressmen have said that they do want new laws requiring side guards on tractor trailers as well as stronger rear guards. now no legislation has been filed, but our sources tell us that could happen as early as this fall. we're goi

. >> three-year old rider simms behind the wheels of his police vehicle in hot pursuit of commissioner ross. rider, from swarthmore was sworn in by commissioner ross as an honorary officer to day at police headquarters. >> so cute. >> i love that little car. >> hot pursuit. >> look at him go. >> yes. >> kate's back and sharing photos of her baby. she has been on maternity leave. we are so happy to see you great to be back and it is a beautiful day. i want to show you my little sunshine thinks soleenn who is 12 weeks today. that is her bathing suit, bathing beauty. >> very stylish. >> she is. >> yes, she wasn't too sure about the pool but we will see how she fares with the ocean coming up in a bit. she's best baby. it has been wonderful spending time with her but nice to get back in the swing of things. >> we are happy to have you we will talk about the weather. >> that is why we're here, we

. >> reporter: 30-year-old james simms of antioch sur rundedded to police. admits they weren't sure how to stop him or where to wait. >> it was luck. he was all over the different streets. we happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> reporter: simms is charged with car theft, evading police and driving with an expired license. in oakland, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> san jose unified school district has begun designating gender neutral bathrooms or all-inclusive restrooms as it is calling them at all cam pulses and offices. "abc 7 news" was at lincoln high school which was the first to open these new restrooms last year after an lgbtq student group lobbied for them to the administrators, all-inclusive is defined as open to all gender identities. >> we are about elevating opportunities for all students no matter what your background, how you identify yourself. so we're really proud and we're really proud of the fact originally it was a student-driven process. >> each campus will have at least one all-inclusive single occupancy student bath

. >> reporter: 30-year-old james simms of antioch sur rundedded to police. chp admits they weren't sure how to stop him or where to wait. >> it was luck. he was all over the different streets. we happened to be at the right place at the right time. >> reporter: simms is charged with car theft, evading pol ice an expired license. in oakland, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> san jose unified school designating gender neutral bathrooms or all-inclusive restrooms a it is and offices. "abc 7 news" was at lincoln high school which was the first to open these new year after an lgbtq student group lobbied for them to the administrators, all-inclusive is defined as open to all gender identities. >> we are about elevating opportunities for all students no matter what your background, how you identify yourself. so we're really proud and we're really proud of the fact originally it was a student-driven process. >> each campus will have at least one all-inclusive single occupancy student bathroom in or near the health office by the >>d of the year. mr ootn that lightni

on the 300 block of steel road in morrisville at simms management scrap metal recycling yards. crews from multiple companies responded. they hauled in cranes to help to lift the crushed burning cars and metal into the air and then firefighters would blast water at them from every which way. this was a labor-intensive process it took time as firefighters worked to access the flames that were trapped under the scrap. the smoke was heavy, the flames were thick, this was a remote location, tanker units were brought in to help. crews are here checking for any remaining hot spots that could be in the yard, so far no word on what the cause of the fire could have been, live in morrisville, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, now to more breaking news.rch for a home invasion suspect. the action cam is live on overbrook avenue and cardinal avenue in the overbrook section. police say the suspect bailed out of a car stolen during the invasion. he is wanted for assaulting the homeowner. police started chasing the man when he started to get money out of the atm with the vi

. >>> the the philadelphia police force rider simms. he was sworn in by an honorary officer yesterday. he was sensory processing disorder when he is at his home he likes to wear a small police uniform that makes him feel invincible. upon learning his love for law enforce him the city's cop invited him to be in. ryder. >> reporter: no overnight construction closures on the vine street expressway we're enjoying that break enthough -- even though there's work on 76, but 676. if you ride the you'll be on the buses market and 63ed and lancaster -- 64rd and lancaster. >> reporter: this is the day we've been waiting for. lots of sunshine, 66 degrees, cool and comfortable to start on it this morning, 78 by noon, great day for luncheon -- lunch on a park bench. 80 at 5:00 p.m. 78 at 7:00 p.m. low humidity all the way. travel destinations, no major delays at any of her big destinations. worth they >>> conditions think they know why some afternoons all you want even if you got a good night sleep. researchers in australia used imaging technology to

you see chunk of the metal, probably flew off a truck as it was making the right turn into the simms steel metal management yard. and you can see, their sign says we brew scrap metal. so when you see all of these guys collecting in neighborhoods, which we see every day on our shift, then the bigger mack tractor-trailer trucks coming in here loaded with the stuff, as well. so, this big pile of scrap was what was on fire, as we look in the daylight, there is arm on a crane that's moving. you can see, through the little opening in the trees there, trying to pull the pile apart, and just make sure all of the fire is out. which probably will take three days, but they'v been working since 9:00 last night, and i thank volunteer firefighters, remember, we come across them in a story. because they do this for zero money, they usually get zero sleep on nights like this, because they'll all go to their regular jobs eventually today once they get this job done. good job to them. we don't think anybody got hurt through all of this. the air is as clear as it has been. now look at the video again.

simms? >> that's a good question. you're right harlen was the only member of the court to dissent from the reapportionment cases, even in the alabama case. and he was the one true sort of person like-minded after frankfurter left the court. and you're right, he did root his argument in sort of reading the history of the ratification of the 14th amendment. i think the answer was there were eight other members of the court who saw it differently and thought that was not the stumbling block to harlen to stumbling into this issue they thought had become so unimaginable. >> this will frame into it. this san ap government teacher. is it an example of judicial restraint or judicial activism? >> people use those terms to identify the cases they like or don't like. if it's judicial activism, if you don't like the outcome of the case, it's judicial restraint if you do. it does tie into this. what does the 14th amendment mean? the supreme court in various different times with various different backgrounds of the justices have co

at simms metal management scrap recycling yard. the smoke was thick, crews were using cranes to hoist burning scrap into the air to extinguish the fires. firefighters from multiple companies responded and they were spraying water at this fire from every which way, it it took time. it was a labor-intensive process. it's a remote location, tankers were brought in to effort. the fire is under control, but crews are here checking for any remaining hot spots. so far the cause of the fire remains under investigation. k you, katherine.le, katherine >>> new this morning, the fire marshal is on the scene of a fast-moving house fire in camden that broke out on the 3100 block of constitution road at 1:00 a.m. crews have knocked down the blaze and investigating the cause. pse&g is repairing downed power lines and restoring outages on the block. >>> a fire caused residents to evacuate and injured five firefighters. an under ground cable caught fire on west gay street yesterday afternoon. crews responded to a fire in a house nearby. assistant fi

the fire broke out on the 300 block of steel road in morrisville simms metal management scrap recycling yard. the crews hauled in cranes and lifted the cars. crews used the klain's to hoist the metal into the air to extinguish them, that's how they were blasting water at them. firefighters from multiple fire companies responded they were spraying on the fire from every which way. this is a remote location, tanker units were brought in to help with the effort. the fire was brought under control this morning, but crews are on the scene check thissing for any remaining hot spots. so far no word on the cause of the fire. >>> we're live in morrisville, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> new this morning, the fire marshal on the scene of a fast-moving house fire in camden this morning that broke out on the 3100 block of constitution road. pse&g is repairing downed power lines and small number of outages on the block. >> a family was torn a part by an accidental shooting in western pennsylvania. two young brothers were playing with a gun when it went off. a 10-year-old

on the 300 block of steel road at simms metal management scrap yard. crews from multiple companies responded they hauled in cranes, you could see them lifting the crushed burning cars and metal into the air, then fire crews blast water at them. this was a labor intensive process as they went through all the scrap and took times always firefighters worked to access the flames that were trapped under the cars, under the scraps. there was heavy smoke, the flames were very thick. this is a remote location, tanker units were brought in to help with the effort. the fire is under control, crews remain on the scene, they are looking for hot spots they continue to do their work. we have scene some crews wrap up and head off. but again, they still remain here this morning as the work continues at the scrap yard. the cause of the fire is under investigation. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." matt. >> let's go to breaking news right now, the action cam is live at the scene of a home invasion or attempted arrest of a home invasion suspect in the overbrook se

they will join molly simms and a "people" magazine editor. the pageant is september 10th. >>> and in camden county, gloucester do gloucester township is lunaunchg its bike share program. it's free. people can use their apps on the smartphones to unlock the bikes and take a spin. >>> the eagles will take the feed at the linc tomorrow for their second preseason game and we're expecting to see the debuts of alshon jeffery and ronald darby. eagles head coach doug petersen says carson wentz won't get much more playing time than he did in the first game. we asked carson what he expected from the crowd. >> expecting them to be loud honestly. for a pre-seen gaseason game, y know, but this is philly, they are ready for it. so i expect to be rocking even though it is just preseason. >> 36,000 eagles fans showed up at the last open practice at the linc. nbc 10 of course your official eagles station and only place to watch the game. tomorrow it's eagles/bills. live coverage begins at 6:00 with keith jones and john clark. and kickoff at 7:00. >>> a case o

joining us now from rockport is the fire chief in, steve simms.ve, i know you've been a firefighter for 13 years, what kind of damage are you beginning to see tonight? >> a lot of fairly severe. we haven't been able to get out and really look at things much other than what's right around close to our station. the eyewall just passed over us and our wind has picked back up again, so we're hunkered down in our main station. >> there are reports that there are several building, including a high school that's partially collapsed. there's some reports of students trapped there. will you atent rescue? >> not the way it is now. we have nothing to get on the highway with. our hands are tied and it's killing all of us. >> i'm sure, as first responders, that must be the hardest thing to have to sit and wait. >> very much. >> yet, what is your community going through tonight? clearly, people are bracing for many more hours, if not days for this storm's damage to get unleashed. >> oh, most definitely. we've been hunkered down for -- since early evening and li

. >> if he's on a dichotomy on this end, phil simms father might be on the other end of the spectrum give me his story. >> it's interesting that i have known him since 1979 know him as well as any player i've ever covered in this league and when i sat down to talk to him for my book it was really to talk to him about how he is with his own kids, chris and matt, who both played in the nfl starting off the conversation i said, i don't really know much about your background. tell me about what it was like growing up in louisville he was telling me he had seven brothers and sisters, lived in a small house and his father was an alcoholic i had no idea about. nobody had ever written about. his father wasn't one of those pat on the back guys who was always praising his son. in fact, he was so tough on him and he felt like whatever he did his father made him feel like he failed. >> was that a driving factor for him though was it sort of a -- in reverse motivating him to do better? >> yeah, i think that in a way he was so motivated to try to please his father that it probably made him more co

and earlier i spoke with the city's fire chief steve simms and asked him what kind of damage he's seeing there. >> a lot of fairly severe. we haven't been able to get out and really look at things much other than what's right around close to our station. the eyewall just passed over us. and the wind has picked back up again. so we're hunkered down in our main station. >> and there are reports that there are several buildings including a high school that have partially collapsed. there's reports that there are seniors trapped in a senior center there. will you attempt rescue operations in the middle of the night? >> not with the wind like it is right now. we have nothing to get on the highway with. our hands are tied. and you know, it's killing all of us. >> i'm sure as first responders that must be the hardest thing, to have to sit and wait. >> very much. >> 130-mile-an-hour winds, what does that sound like in the fire department when it went over you? >> the best way i can describe it is a tin can being kicked down the road. >> that loud. >> that loud. gets your nerves on end. >> you're

next question here comes from chris simms that asks is it possible to listen to this planet system using our telescopes and how do we learn as much as possible? >> to my knowledge it was already by city and they have no detected so it's doable but there's no signal detected. >> next question from sawyer who asks how far in the foreseeable future that we can see a craft that can make the journey to trans one. >> it's hard because it requires so many miracles on the way. when james webb developed the way i think about him required something like ten miracles. things we had never done and kind of put it together in a telescope with six and a half meter and thermal system that's a tennis court in size. kind of how you do that and the answer is you start inventing your way forward. question that's being asked maybe 100 miracle type of question and some of them probably relate to nuclear pro propulsion. and the good news is there's a lot of work being done and the first side often of those miracles that are being looked at. we have our ayes set right now. it's a big leap. we're looking for exa

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including thomas rhett and model molly simms, and jordan sparks and editor of "people" magazine jessey will host the 2017 miss america competition sunday september 10th, here live on 6 abc. >>> all right there is more ahead on "action news" at 5:00 tonight. a check of the forecast for you. >> as you take a live look outside at the center city sigh line, a gray day today. cecily tynan has the exclusive accuweather forecast. and some changes when "action news" at 5:00 continues. >>> time for the accuweather forecast. >> cecily tynan is here with all the details and hopefully sunshine soon cecily. >> the sun will come out tomorrow. bet your bottom dollar. i'm not singing it. lets head over to the "action news" weather center and show you we are live sky 6 hd taking a live look at city hall and you notice haze out there and moisture in the air and you can pretty much see it and the flags barely moving at all. the winds stay light tonight, patchy dense fog developing due to the facts that we have so much moisture and rain today. double scan live radar showing nothing more than a few scatt

the texas legislature was forced itself and n reynolds v simms, united states upreme court applied one man, one vote rule to state legislative districts. area, tion rather than determined the number of representatives and houston was reaportioned creating single member state senatorial district where jordan lived. and she won. absent supreme court ruling, i ould have lost again, she testified. jordan never forgot the difference single member her life is made to and her constituents. we needed a victory, this is the only way, we've been talking, but they come back and say, we we don't anything, win. victory in a body like the states house will do more to negro recognize voting strength than anything. when she made it to congress, minority etermined candidates should no longer be hwarted by at-large districts and other discriminatory districts. when the congress reconvened in 1975 to start new session, inclusion of language minorities, however, was not part of the draft plan for renewal of the act sent to don edwards, the chair of the subcommittee and with seven months left until expirat

they didn't have their simm cards. oversight. then there is debbie waserman schultz, her i.d. staffer. arrested for bank fraud, trying to flee the country after sending money to pakistan. waser man-schultz is now defending her decision to keep this guy on the payroll despite the fact he was under investigation ask didn't have access to the house servers. and there is this. similar to clinton, the daily caller reported, the f.b.i. has seized 2 smashed hard drives. what is it with democrats wanting to smash hard drives, bleach hard drives and servers and smash devices? it's an obsession of theirs. in my world where i grew up, that called obstruction of justice. now the staffer's lawyer is disputing this, but i'm not pieing it. next the obama administration. what about all the unmasking. sarah carter reporting last week former obama security advisor ben rhodes is now a person of interest in the investigations into unmasking. that's of your fellow citizens. a report from the washington beacon, former obama u.n. ambassador, samantha power unmasked hundreds of people in her final ye

i'm cliff simms joined by boris epstein and kellyanne conway on our left.we're going to each night about 6:30 come to you live from the trump campaign war room. >> and they were off. they found a home on donald trump's facebook page. it never broadened beyond that page and it kind of fizzled out. now it's back in more ways than one. the facebook videos are back and paid for by trump's re-election campaign and filmed at trump tower and produced to look like short news updates anchored by the wife of eric trump who insists she is giving you the, quote, real news. >> hey, everybody, lara trump here i bet you haven't heard about the accomplishments the president had this week because there's so much fake news out there. we wanted to give you a glimpse into his week. this week, trump tv snagged kaylee mcanyony. she turned up on the facebook page delivering the news straight to camera the following day. she has another new gig. she is on the rnc payroll as their new spokesperson. donald trump's re-election campaign reignited trump tv. but the media operation is e

it was jay marion simms, considered to be the father of modern obstetrics and gynecology who torturedldren for years as he developed his treatments for gynecology. there's a statue in new york city that should come down. the focus of the president, the focus of our governors, our local leaders and mayors across this country, all to be bringing people together. my city has 90 different languages. we are a microcosm of a society, we are better, greater than the sum total of our parts. and we need a leader who will speak to that. if he can't do that, he ought not to be the president of the united states. >> i'm a big fan. thank you so much. and i think you made the case better than anybody could have done. i think you're a peace guy, too. and this is a problem for the republican party, isn't it? >> well, first, let me say this. we should put republican and democrat aside right now and stand up as americans with a very loud and clear voice that says, collectively, we're unified and repudiating the kkk and the neo-nazis. that needs to be said -- >> why didn't he say that on saturday? >> pe

we're at the main gate of the simms metal scrap yard here, where they're buying scrap, and they've beentold by the guys that were talking to us over across the street, who work in this place, that this company has so many trucks, constantly coming and going, and they're doing a lot of business normally. it is not just metal. but, also, cardboard we're told as well. who knows what was burning, but it sounds like everything they got here, now, you can see, in ryan flanagan's video that he shot last night, these flames are really kicking up hi, and we see the firefighter even in the bucket, above it, where the smoke is coming right at him, and the trouble was not enough water, not enough hydrant back in this industrial park, in the middle of a scrap yard, which is understandable. so, they had to bring tanker trucks with water in here. and hopefully they got enough water to tackle this thing finally. but they got it under control at 3:30, after the initial 911 calls at 9:00. so it gives you a sense for all of these guys mostly volunteers. we just talked to one who left. just to go to his no

this is about bringing global pressure on china to do more, isn't it simme?s due to arrive an hour ago down south. she will be here in tokyo tomorrow. there are british flags, the union jack are flying above me along with the japanese flag. we are standing in front of parliament so she will be coming here on the trade mission but north korea has dominated many of the questions she was peppered with on the plane over from the u.k. there has been a lot of diplomatic efforts, shinzo abe got the phone with malcolm turnbull, the australian prime minister. also they are reaffirming their allegiance to further pressure north korea to stop missile tests. am jong un said this is prelude for more tests and guam will be in its sights in the pacific to contain a sizable military presence. there is a very large military contingent there, that will be hard to contain, believe me. anna: thank you. our north asian correspondent with relevant experience living on guam. when you look at geopolitical tensions as reflected in markets yesterday, does it make sense for breath, or

there's actually a meme out on the internet that john quincy adams supported simms' project of an expedition to get to the poles by traveling through the center of the earth. because he recorded this conversation and he didn't -- he listened to him and didn't disapprove of it and people have taken that out of context. i love this passage because you have him thinking out loud. and one of the things that's so fascinating about jqa as a political actor throughout his career is that he sees how issues are connected. and sometimes that have -- he cannot resist talking about them even though it's politically problematic, nobody wants to hear it. but he actually sees something that contemporary scholars of the american colonization society are talking about it yes, this was reform. was it wasn't slavery. maybe we need to see this as colonization. we don't say it's a natural thing. that has a history. he's saying want, i've been going around and saying that britain is the colonizing power that wants to enslave us and throwing its weight around all over the world and he's going to in two years, it's

calls started coming in to us shall for the scan pile fire at simms metal management in morrisville.ere out, there burning for at least six hours full on. then they managed to bring it under control, maybe around 330 this morning, still working on those hot spots up into just short time ago. you know, so steve keeley has been out there. he thinks this is the place where they have a lot of crushed cars, maybe had to do with something involving with the car's battery, gasoline, could have been a factor. >> will start to scrap metal again now. >> 8:07. >> penn state fraternity brothers accuse in the that deadly hazing ritual, of sophomore from new jersey, be in court this morning, preliminary hearing, to determine whether the 16 beta theta pi members will stands trial in the death of 19 year old timothy pea ass a we just saw him, of course from new jersey. eight of these defendant and the fraternity itself are specifically charged with involuntary manslaughter, and aggravated assault. piazza died from lethal dose of alcohol. then falling down the stairs back in february. >> why don't yo

blankfein, former mayor of new york city michael bloomberg and the owner of scrub nail boutique, jasmine simmsm today. congratulations. >> thank you. >> lloyd, we've been fortunate enough to go to many of these events with you and see -- >> love the program. >> -- the impact that this program is having. talk about what you're finding after doing this for several years, how is this program taking root in communities and really helping people start their own small businesses. >> well, thanks a lot, joe. we've been doing this in, for about seven years now. we're up to 14 cities, and we also have a national program that brings people together in classes where we are operating in communities that choose small dedicated programs, but where we've done this we've found entrepreneurs who are in business, have done kind of well, and need to break out to the next level, and that's kind of a sweet spot, where we can get real job growth and we can just take people who committed, proven, have the ambition, have the concept, and sort of get them to leverage themselves a little bit more, provide them with cap